Communication
Helping Process
Code of Ethics
Values
Social Work
100

In order to understand your client, you have to do what first?

Actively Listen

100

What is the third phase of the social work helping process?

Plan

100

What are the 4 core ethical issues of the social work profession?

self-determination, informed consent,
professional boundaries, and confidentiality

100

What is the first social work value?

Service

100

What does CSWE stand for?

Council on Social Work Education

200

What is happening when the social worker restates what the client is saying using the same or similar language? 

Reflection

200

What is a social worker doing when they greet client warmly and introduce themselves. 

Building rapport

200

Social workers demonstrate this value by treating each person in a caring and respectful fashion, remaining mindful of individual differences

Dignity and Worth of the person

200

What should a social worker do to have a healthy work/life balance?

Self-care

200

What are the levels of social work practice?

Micro, Mezzo, Macro

300

This describes the ways that a social worker’s experiences and emotional reactions influence the perceptions of, and interactions with, a client
or client system 

Countertransference

300

What is the fit between client motivation and what the social worker attempts to provide?

Motivational Congruence

300

This organization is responsible for creating and monitoring the social work code of ethics. 

National Association of Social Workers

300

This value requires that social workers practice only within their areas of ability and continually develop and enhance their expertise

Competence

300

If a social worker is helping a company improve their polices and work flow, what level of practice is this?

Mezzo

400

What are statements and actions that send the
message that you are listening attentively and invite further sharing. 

Furthering Response

400

What stage is the social worker in when he/she is making an analysis of the problem. making judgments about the duration/severity of a problem, and determining the extent to which the problem is susceptible to change? 

Assessment

400

This is the practical recognition of a client’s right and need to have freedom in making their own choices and decisions 

Self-Determination

400

What value requires social workers to present themselves and their credentials accurately, avoid other forms of misrepresentation, and not to associate with fraud and deception. 

Integrity

400

What role is the social worker doing if they are trying to raise community awareness about an issue and wanting to support improved conditions for a population in need. 

Advocating

500

These type of questions in social work begin with the question words who, what, where, when, and how. 

Open-Ended

500

What is happening when social worker helps client identify what needs to be changed and what actions need to be taken to resolve the problematic situation? 

Goal formulation

500

This sets the stage for social work services by acquainting the client with expectations for the process. 

Informed Consent

500

This value includes social workers promoting sensitivity to, and awareness of, oppression and cultural
and ethnic diversity. 

Social Justice

500


What is it when social workers are engaged in world wide humanitarian industries, and are
interacting with a diverse clientele and diverse colleagues.

Globalization